![]() 03/03/2020 at 09:13 • Filed to: BAC Mono, Geneva | ![]() | ![]() |
Remember when I kept
yapping about wanting my single-seat racer that’s got a hybrid screamer and a downforce fan? Turns out the easier solution would look like
a BAC
Mono with a hybrid twin-turbo 26B
4-rotor and downforce fan
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To quote Jeremy clarkson “It’ll be there, and then it’ll be gone, with just a thin film of what used to be the clutch on the ground to le t you know where it had been ”
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“It’ll be there, and then it’ll be gone, with just a thin film of what used to be the clutch me on the ground to let you know where I had been”
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“It’ll be there, and then it’ll be gone, with just a thin film of what used to be the clutch me poo on the ground to let you know where I had been”
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OHHHH.
I have so long dreamt about the offspring of the BAC MONO and Mazda 787B/Furai .
Rotaries make such interesting race engines, where stop-and-go slogging, EPA regs, low oil pressure, rebuild intervals, fuel economy, and all the downsides of a production car are moot.
turn that into a series/parallel hybrid with minimal batteries, or a supercapacitor, and electric traction motor torque boost availability, and standing-start acceleration...